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Q: Custom TraceProvider implementation in webpart throws security exception I am trying to implement some logging in my webpart. I implemented a Custom trace provider implementation which writes Log messages into the 12 hive logs as has been described here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa979522.aspx
I have wrapped the above code into a dll called logging.DLL.
I am referencing this DLL in my webpart.
I am calling the RegisterTraceProvider in the constructor using elevated privileges.
I have declared the Logging DLL as a safe control in the manifest.xml.
But When i try to add the webpart to the page, I get a security exception with message "Request failed." THis error is thrown in the constructor when it tries to call the RegisterTraceProvider method.
Am I missing something here? How can I get this logging to work?
Edit:Both my logging DLL and my webpart DLL are in the GAC.

A: Since the trace provider uses unmanaged code you should mark the method with:
[SecurityPermission(SecurityAction.Assert, SecurityPermissionFlag.UnmanagedCode)]

This will make sure .NET's security stops checking further in the call stack when this attribute is reached, which allow less trusted code to do unmanaged calls thorugh it. Remember that the logging dll still need permissions to run, so either give it CAS-policies in the manifest.xml or put it in the GAC. If you put it in the GAC, mark it with the following attribute which makes it callable from a non fully trusted dll:
[assembly: AllowPartiallyTrustedCallers]

Then you should be able to call it from a WebPart deployed to the bin directory.

A: Is your webpart deployed in the GAC or Bin folder?
If it is in the Bin folder, the webpart is not running under Full Trust, so you need to write a Code Access Security Policy for your webpart, allowing it to run call's to the API under Full Trust.
for an example check this out or just Google for Sharepoint + Code Access Security Policies.

A: I was Doing m RegisterTraceprovider() call inside the constructor. Looks like this was the reason it was failing. I moved my RegisterTraceProvider() call into OnInit() override, and it started working!!

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Pandy Cottage is a charming white cottage – dog friendly and a stone's throw from Aberffraw Beach.
A budget bolthole with a simple layout but situated in a stunning part of Anglesey. This bolthole is not high end luxury but it has everything you need.
Pandy is a secluded cottage that is ideal for families, dog lovers, walkers, cyclists and couples looking to grab some time away from the slog of life. Aberffraw Beach is less than half a mile away and a delightful walk for all to enjoy.
Arrive at Aberffraw and drive up a winding lane by the estuary to Pandy Cottage, a sweet Welsh white-washed cottage set back from the town and with views to enjoy. Look over the garden gate and you will see a reserve of reed beds teeming with wildlife and fields galore. Sit back in the summerhouse and listen to the birds sing – a wonderful privilege for all to enjoy.
Open the front door to an open plan living and dining area that is bright and airy. Gaze out the kitchen windows to Aberffraw and watch the day welcome you to Anglesey. Light the wood burning stove after a long walk and snuggle up on the sofa. Enjoy a film on television or sit quietly with a book and each other for company.
Next door is a double bedroom decorated in gentle greys and pastel pinks, all designed to ensure you feel relaxed. A twin room lies at the end of the cottage with views across the countryside and large single comfy beds fit for a king !
The bathroom, with bath and shower over, is neat and tidy and allows sandy toes to wriggle clean.
After a day exploring come home to dine in your own outdoor space with barbecue, picnic bench, a secluded spot for you alone. Grab your food and eat al fresco! It's also perfect for a quiet beer or glass of chilled white wine – and a gaze over the reeds to watch nature at play.
Aberffraw is an excellent location as it allows you to explore the Anglesey Coastal Path by foot or to grab your bicycle and tackle a few challenging rides. For those who need a faster pace there is Trac Mon down the road – petrol heads be warned you may just be far too happy!
Aberffraw itself is a quiet village but there is a good pub with home cooked food that guests have raved about. A local shop, post office and tearooms serving amazing cakes allows you to base yourself there quite happily. You can hire bikes from the tea shop so if space is a premium this may be a solution.
Aberffraw Beach is incredible. With views to write home about and a wonderful walk along the estuary to reach it, it is heaven for 2 and 4 legged guests. You can also visit easily the well known Newborough Beach with red squirrels in the woods and Llanddwyn Island to entice you along its sandy shores. Dine out at The Marram Grass Cafe before you return home or venture into nearby Rhosneigr where you will be spoilt for choice.
For busy commuters there is no need to drive anywhere if you enjoy walking as the Anglesey Coastal Path dips in to Aberffraw to scoop up any adventurous souls – time off for everyone !
"We had a great week in Aberffraw. We really enjoyed the views around the cottage and the proximity of the village and the beach. Beaumaris and Rhosneigr are great nearby places to visit, and Bangor for shopping. About the cottage: It is nice and cosy, with all the amenities we needed. The wifi wasn't consistently good." (Martine and Emma, Belgium, July 2017) Glad to add the Wifi has been fixed.


RIP. I never really got to discover this band yet. I should.
Agreed. Gil, you would enjoy their music.
As for Mr. Raymond- Rest in Peace, and a job well done.
Recommendations? Heavy material of course.
Gilbert, you could start with a greatest hits and go from there.
Rest in peace and thanks for the music.
Yeah, I saw this on Sunday. It's very sad to hear this and it gives one the perspective of age being a real thing. I've NEVER felt bulletproof, but post 45 has been a little bit harder for me. When it comes to musicians/actors/former athletes passing away, it feels as if my more formative years are fading away. Yet, I wouldn't change a thing, regarding the era I grew up in and I'm so thankful I didn't grow up post 2000.
R.I.P. Paul Raymond, thank you for all of your wonderful contributions in life.
I am definitely ordering me some UFO during the weekend from Amazon.
Gilbert " Strangers In The Night" is considered by many to be one of the greatest live cd's ever! There also a remastered version that has the opening two songs that were not on the original release..
The band I use be in back in the day played this version of Rock Bottom..
assault-attack, have fun at Schenker fest, awesome you get to go.
Not that heavy but what an album!
Thank's Dark Horseman! And yes we had fun.. Great show, played 31 songs. Lucky to have great seats too!
Michael paid tribute to Paul Raymond & Ted McKenna at the start of the show.


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NCAA suspends Azman Air over inability to renew AOC
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The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority has suspended Azman Air for failing to meet the requirements for the renewal of its Air Operators Certificate.
It was also learnt that the regulatory body had given it much time to renew the AOC, but failed despite issuing the airline another 30 days ultimatum to meet the requirements.
The suspension comes a few weeks after the NCAA threatened to withdraw airlines' licenses over indebtedness to the regulatory agency.
It was learnt that the NCAA had given the airline notice to pay the required fees to renew its licenses.
According to the NCAA, airlines owe N42bn and $7.8million.
A source in the NCAA said the authority wielded the big stick when the airline failed to meet up with the financial requirement for the renewal of its licenses.
It was learnt that the airline had told some of its workers that it was suspending flights today due to "operational reasons."
A spokesperson with the airline, Nura Aliyu, promised to provide details of the issue later in the day, even as he said everything is being done to address the issue.
Airlines have been struggling to cope with skyrocketing price of aviation fuel and other challenges.
The NCAA had in July 2022 suspended Dana Air operations indefinitely over its alleged inability to run safe operations.
The move, following an investigation by the apex regulatory body, saw to the immediate withdrawal of the airline's Air Transport Licence and Air Operator Certificate indefinitely, with effect from midnight of Wednesday, July 20, 2022.
The Director-General of the NCAA, Capt. Musa Nuhu stated that the suspension was made pursuant to Section 35(2), 3(b) and (4) of the Civil Aviation Act, 2006 and Part 1.3.3.3(a)(1) of the Nigeria Civil Aviation Regulations (Nig.CARs), 2015.
Nuhu said: "The decision is the outcome of a financial and economic health audit carried out on the airline by the authority, and the findings of an investigation conducted on the airline's flight operations recently, which revealed that Dana Air is no longer in a position to meet its financial obligations and to conduct safe flight operations.
"The NCAA acknowledges the negative effect this preemptive decision will have on the airline's passengers and the travelling public and seeks their understanding, as the safety of flight operations takes priority over all other considerations."
The airline, in its reaction, noted that operational audits are regulatory and airlines are obligated to suspend their operations when the NCAA calls for it and "we understand the impact this suspension will have on our partners, staff, passengers and the general public but we are very confident that we would come out stronger as we have done in the past."
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NC Filmmaker Seeks Indiegogo Funding To Continue Holocaust Survivors' Stories
August 6, 2015 Blueplate PR
Harry Weiss of Raleigh, NC, tells his story of survival in the first of a proposed series of documentaries.
Out of the six million people murdered by the Nazis during World War II, one 87-year-old survivor is the subject of the first film in a new documentary film series entitled "Six Million Minus One," to be funded by an Indiegogo crowd-sourcing campaign.
The man is Harry Weiss of Raleigh, NC, a diminutive grandfather with a shock of white hair and kind brown eyes that belie the dark memories behind them. The filmmaker is his son, Allen Weiss, who began the piece just to record his aging father's personal story for posterity.
As the film proceeded, however, he realized he had something bigger than one man's simple memoir. He had the first in a series of personal memoirs before the few survivors of the Holocaust living today disappear.
"Each year as I've attended the local Holocaust memorial ceremony with my father, I've noticed that the number of survivors in the crowd is dwindling," Weiss said. "We're losing them one by one. So I began with the idea of just getting my father's story recorded for posterity. Now I want to record as many survivors' personal stories as I can," Weiss said.
The campaign kicks off today and will run through August 22 with a goal of raising $11,000 to fund media storage and DVD production for this documentary and future survivors' stories, and to hire an audio engineer.
Harry Weiss began his life as an Orthodox Jew and the only son of a wealthy businessman in Romania, with all the comfort and privileges that entailed. By the time he was a teenager, however, he had to find the personal fortitude to survive Aushwitz, Dachau, and Landesburg, among other concentration camps, so that, one day, he might go on to live a full life in America as a husband and father.
Mr. Weiss never talked about his experiences while the filmmaker and his brother were growing up, and they never asked. "But I carried the unspoken knowledge of my father's past with me all the time. I still do," his son said. "Now that he's older, and his grandchildren are old enough to hear it, his story needs to be told. Fortunately, he trusts me as a filmmaker, so when I approached him with the idea, he was ready to talk."
Mr. Weiss' tells his story as an intimate conversation – as if the viewer were sitting in his living room with him, or out on his deck, or in his little home office. It is a difficult, often extremely painful conversation as he shares memories and experiences that he has lived with for 71 years without telling a soul.
One of those memories, which he recounts in the documentary, places him in a train's cattle car on the journey to Dachau. At first, the car was so crammed full of people that he couldn't even sit, much less lie down to sleep. But by the time the car neared the Dachau, there was plenty of room to sit. "Because we were sitting on dead bodies," he says matter-of-factly.
All but three of the 72 members of Harry Weiss' family perished in death camps.
During the recording, Allen Weiss began to wonder what impact his father's history had on the other members of his immediately family, especially his grandchildren. So they appear in the film – four young adult girls and one boy — to talk about "Grandpa." Most share memories they have of their grandfather, but the filmmaker's youngest daughter looks away from the camera and says quietly, "I worry about his dreams."
If the Indigogo campaign for "Six Million Minus One" is successful, Weiss said he will immediately seek out of survivors who, like his father, have kept their memories and pain to themselves to avoid, as Mr. Weiss said, "burdening my family with all that." He doesn't want their stories to go to the grave with them.
To support the Six Million Minus One campaign, go to http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/six-million-minus-one/x/7030399#/story.
Filmmaker Allen Weiss
About Allen Weiss:
Allen Weiss of Raleigh, NC, began his career as a still photographer, training under and assisting world-renowned portrait photographer Arnold Newman. His last exhibition, "North Carolina Artists," was a critical success, with many images absorbed by private collectors and the Greenville (NC) Museum of Art. After turning to directing film 25 years ago, he has filmed works throughout the US and in Canada, Italy, Belgium and the UK. His work has been included in the New Directors Showcase at the Cannes Film Festival, and won "Best of Show" accolades in the Addy Awards advertising competition. Along with TV commercials, he has created (pro bono) a number of PSA's for non-profits, such as Funds For Families, The Methodist Home For Children, Kids Voting NC, and the North Carolina Holocaust Memorial.
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Q: UICollectionView with 2 columns squash the second column I have a UICollectionview that's embedded in a UIView (I know it raises questions as per why - long story short, it's the easiest way I can accomplish this UI).
The problem is that I can't seem to figure out how to center the 2 columns with right in the middle with a little bit of padding from the left and right side between the cells (the purple blocks are images, just had to blur them out because it's a client).
I tried so many options and just cant seem to figure it out. It always squishes the right cells with the images. This is what i have so far:
override func viewDidLoad() {
    super.viewDidLoad()
    collectionView.dataSource = self
    collectionView.delegate = self
    let layout:UICollectionViewFlowLayout = UICollectionViewFlowLayout()
    layout.sectionInset = UIEdgeInsets(top: 0, left: 5, bottom: 10, right: 5)
    collectionView.collectionViewLayout = layout
}

extension LobbyViewController: UICollectionViewDelegateFlowLayout {
    func collectionView(_ collectionView: UICollectionView, layout collectionViewLayout: UICollectionViewLayout, sizeForItemAt indexPath: IndexPath) -> CGSize {
        let width = UIScreen.main.bounds.size.width
        return CGSize(width: ((width / 2)), height: 150)
    }
    func collectionView(_ collectionView: UICollectionView, layout collectionViewLayout: UICollectionViewLayout, minimumLineSpacingForSectionAt section: Int) -> CGFloat {
        return 0
    }

    func collectionView(_ collectionView: UICollectionView, layout collectionViewLayout: UICollectionViewLayout, minimumInteritemSpacingForSectionAt section: Int) -> CGFloat {
        return 0
    }
}

Here's the effect:

A: Here is the problem
CGSize(width: ((width / 2)), height: 150)

You also need to consider section inset's left, right and cell spacing of collection view.
for ex:
CGSize(width: ((width - 10 - minimumInteritemSpacing) / 2), height: 150)

you can get minimumInteritemSpacing from collectionView.collectionViewLayout property
I have set 10 static here, because of this.
layout.sectionInset = UIEdgeInsets(top: 0, left: 5, bottom: 10, right: 5)

A: You can use this:
Try with return CGSize(width: ((collectionView.frame.widht / 2)), height: 150)
and change MinSpacing to 0

This will remove space between collectionviewcell.
may be this will help you.

A: *

*Give padding from all sides of collection view as you required for design and then write this code in your view controller :
let numberOfCellsPerRow: CGFloat = 2
if let flowLayout = yourCollectionView?.collectionViewLayout as? UICollectionViewFlowLayout {
    flowLayout.itemSize = CGSize(width: 160, height: 160)
}

Hope it will help you!!


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Home Sports Betting Football College Football Alabama's Saban Out with COVID-19 as College Football Serves Up Cancellations for Thanksgiving
Alabama's Saban Out with COVID-19 as College Football Serves Up Cancellations for Thanksgiving
By Andrew Pridgen on November 26, 2020 3 min read
Alabama head coach Nick Saban disclosed Wednesday he tested positive for COVID-19 earlier this week and presented mild symptoms.
Alabama head coach Nick Saban tested positive for COVID-19 Wednesday afternoon and is presenting mild symptoms. He will quarantine for at least 10 days, according to SEC protocol. (Image: AP)
Saban, 69, will quarantine at home for at least 10 days, which means he is ineligible to coach Saturday's game at home against Auburn. Instead, offensive coordinator Steve Sarkisian will take over the headset on Saturday. Alabama, which opened at -23.5, has become slightly more of a favorite (-24.5) at most sportsbooks following the news.
"This morning, we received notification that coach Saban tested positive for COVID-19," Dr. Jimmy Robinson and Alabama head trainer Jeff Allen said in a joint statement. "This test will not be categorized as a potential false positive. He will follow all appropriate guidelines and isolate at home."
Saban Could Return for Arkansas if Symptom-Free
Saban's earliest possible return to the team is the Friday before the Dec. 5 game at Arkansas, assuming he is symptom-free. SEC protocol states individuals must have at least a day "since last fever without the use of fever-reducing medications and symptom improvement."
Saban said he'll watch the game from home from a closed-circuit feed, though he cannot coach remotely.
"We have a lot of very capable coaches," he said in a phone call from his home Wednesday afternoon. "And the biggest thing I'm going to miss about it is being with our players, being a part of our team, and helping those players have the best opportunity to be successful."
On Oct. 14, Saban received a false positive test, but later had a trio of negative results and coached Alabama's win over Georgia. The Crimson Tide are currently No. 1 in the College Football Playoff rankings.
Oklahoma vs. West Virginia Shuffled
On Wednesday evening, news came down that No. 14 Oklahoma has paused team activities due to recent positive COVID-19 tests and contact tracing.
The Sooners' Saturday night game at West Virginia has been postponed, and the game is tentatively rescheduled for Dec. 12.
This is the third Big 12 conference game postponed this season. The other two, Oklahoma State at Baylor and Texas at Kansas, also have Dec. 12 make-ups scheduled.
Turkey Day Shootout in Mountain West Cancelled
The Mountain West Conference Wednesday canceled Thanksgiving night's Colorado State at Air Force game because of coronavirus cases and contract tracing, leaving the Rams' program short.
The conference declared the game a no-contest.
Cincinnati vs. Temple is Off
The American Athletic Conference announced Wednesday that No. 7 Cincinnati at Temple on Saturday is off the board. The game may be rescheduled for Dec. 5 when both schools have a bye week.
"The American's return-to-play protocols would not allow for a sufficient number of student-athletes to be available for competition on that date," the AAC's statement said.
The Bearcats will return to play Dec. 12 at Tulsa if Tulsa is healthy (see: below) and are on track to play in their conference championship game the following week.
Other Week 13 Cancellations
Big Ten:
Minnesota at Wisconsin: The matchup is canceled as Minnesota puts its program on pause after nine athletes and six staff members tested positive for COVID-19 this week. No. 16 Wisconsin is now ineligible for the Big 10 Conference Championship game.
Arkansas at Missouri: The matchup is postponed due to positive tests in the Razorbacks program. Missouri rescheduled to play Vanderbilt on Saturday.
Pac-12:
Washington at Washington State: The game is declared a no contest.
Utah at Arizona State: ASU failed to meet the requirement for minimum scholarship players available. The game is declared a no contest. With their seasons in jeopardy, both teams could finish 0-1.
Mountain West:
San Diego State at Fresno State: The game is declared a no contest.
Conference USA:
Louisiana Tech at FIU: The game is declared a no contest.
Tulsa at Houston: This is the seventh cancellation or postponement this season for Tulsa. The game is declared a no contest.
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Gray, Carolyn and Craig, Alister ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0003-0914-6164 (2002) 'Fibrinogen binding to intercellular adhesion molecule 1: Implications for Plasmodium falciparum adhesion'. Infection and Immunity, Vol 70, Issue 7, pp. 3962-3964.
Intercellular adhesion molecule 1 (ICAM-1) is an endothelial cell adhesion molecule implicated in cerebral malaria. We investigated whether fibrinogen affects Plasmodium falciparum binding to ICAM-1, as the ICAM-1 binding sites of P. falciparum and fibrinogen overlap. We show that fibrinogen dramatically reduces P. falciparum adhesion to ICAM-1 under flow conditions.


The hack of telecoms firm TalkTalk dominated the headlines in the United Kingdom last week as the company struggled to respond to accusations that it had dropped the ball (it was the third data breach impacting TalkTalk customers in the last 12 months) and gave customers some poor advice.
I'm not sure if upset TalkTalk customers and rattled investors were relieved to hear that whoever most recently hacked the firm might not have been "Islamic cyber jihadis" after all, or concerned that such a well-known company could have been hacked by a 15-year-old teenager from Northern Ireland using a rudimentary SQL injection attack.
Regardless, the police have now followed up Monday's raid in County Antrim with a second arrest related to the TalkTalk data breach, this time of a 16-year-old boy at an address in Feltham.
On Thursday, 29 October, detectives from the Metropolitan Police Cyber Crime Unit (MPCCU) executed a search warrant at an address in Feltham. At the address, a 16-year-old boy was arrested on suspicion of Computer Misuse Act offences. He has now been bailed – we await confirmation of the bail date.
A search of the residential address in Feltham has been completed. Officers have also searched a residential address in Liverpool.
Of course, I have no way of knowing if these teenagers were involved in the hack, and we have to allow proper legal processes to take their course.
But, as I explain in the video I made at the time of the first arrest, any business which has not protected its website against SQL injection attacks probably needs to go back to the classroom itself.
In light of these recent developments, maybe TalkTalk would be wise to hire some teenagers to check out its website security?
Unless of course they are script kiddies, in which case maybe not. But if these kids do know it, maybe they should indeed be asked. One hopes being in trouble with the law will turn them towards more legal methods. Whether TalkTalk would be their first employer is another matter entirely, I guess. I suppose we'll have to wait until TalkTalk speaks about the matter – if they do (which I suspect they won't).
I was joshing obviously, but even teenage script kiddies know what a SQL injection attack is, and how important it is for website owners to protect against them.


Best grown in the Sprout Master sprouters, the Terra Cotta Sprouters, The Easy Green Automatic Sprouter, The Easy Sprout Sprouter .
This is a mix of our two clovers together.
You get both the Non-GMO Certified organic Red Clover and Crimson Clover.
Clovers are a mild sprout that you can use as a basis for sprout salads and raw sprouted soups.
Don't forget to juice these sprouts, too.


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eNews 5 May
DVC appointments, USS pension, digital developments, Partnership Awards, Mental Health Awareness Week, Black Inclusion Week, exclusive gallery bookings and more.
Senior leadership appointments
Two new senior leadership appointments have been announced to support the University's strategic ambitions. Professor Neil Morris has been appointed Deputy Vice-Chancellor: Digital Transformation, having held the role in an interim capacity since last October, while Professor Jeff Grabill will be joining us from Michigan State University, USA, on 1 August as Deputy Vice-Chancellor: Student Education.
New Head of the School of Law
Professor Louise Ellison began her role as the new Head of the School of Law this week. A Leeds graduate, Professor Ellison has held a number of leadership roles in the School, including Director of the Centre for Criminal Justice Studies and Director of Research and Innovation.
USS pension: last few days to share your views
Scheme members and eligible employees: you have until 5pm on Friday 7 May to submit your views on aspects of the scheme through the anonymous survey emailed to you on Monday 26 April and in a reminder email.
In a new Inside Track article, Vice-Chancellor, Professor Simone Buitendijk shares her reflections on the common themes raised by colleagues about the scheme challenges at her recent school visits. This adds to her recent perspective on how a sense of community can help unlock a solution
Undergraduate Programme Survey 2021
The Undergraduate Programme Survey 2021 deadline is Friday 7 May. All eligible students (usually non-finalists) have been sent an email with a personalised link to the survey, with colleagues asked to encourage them to take part.
Share your ideas | EDUBOTS project
A short online survey is asking colleagues what uses they can imagine for chatbots in universities. This call forms part of the EDUBOTS project exploring best practices of pedagogical chatbots in higher education. Colleagues are also asked to encourage students to take part in an accompanying survey looking at potential uses from their perspective.
Consultation | Updated Health and Safety Protocol on Laser Safety
Feedback is invited for the updated Health and Safety Protocol on Laser Safety by the consultation deadline of Wednesday 2 June.
Digital developments
Extending Duo two-factor authentication
From 8.30am on Tuesday 11 May, you will be prompted to complete two-factor authentication when you log on to the IT website, in the same way as logging on to Office 365 and the Virtual Windows Desktop. We will be adding multi-factor authentication protection to even more University systems during the next few months.
Sign up | IT investment online events
The University Council has approved a major five-year investment to deliver two interlinked IT programmes – Digital Enablement and Be Safe. Together, they will ensure we have IT services capable of supporting the ambitious vision in both the University Strategy and Digital Transformation Strategy. Sign up for our online open events on Thursday 20 or Tuesday 25 May to find out more.
Partnership Awards 2021
Tune into LUU's Twitter feed from 2-5pm today (Wednesday 5 May) to see winners of this year's Partnership Awards being announced. The ceremony is being hosted online again this year, and with nearly 2,200 nominations for the amazing achievements of staff and students across the University, there's plenty to celebrate.
Apply | Research Development Fund
Applications for the next round of the Research Development Fund are open until Tuesday 8 June. Awards of up to £600 are available to support patient, public or stakeholder involvement or engagement in the research design stage.
MCard renewal
If you have a valid MCard due for renewal on Tuesday 1 June, you need to apply online and complete a deductions form before Friday 7 May. If you require a new MCard, please refer to the Staff Benefits website for the latest application deadlines and further information. Please note price increases take effect from Tuesday 1 June.
Explore OD&PL's Leadership Development Programmes
OD&PL is providing a series of Leadership Development Programmes for colleagues this summer. There are four running between May and July, each with a different focus: the development of new leaders; leading transformational change; inclusive leadership; and a series of workshops to address practical challenges currently faced by leaders across the University.
Apply | Postgraduate Certificate in Academic Practice
Apply before Monday 31 May to join our Postgraduate Certificate in Academic Practice (PGCAP) cohort in September. Find out how the PGCAP has supported colleagues to enhance their student education practice, explore different approaches, connect them to peers, challenge their thinking and transition to online teaching. It's also one of the routes available to gain a Fellowship of the Higher Education Authority (FHEA).
Sign up | PebblePad training
Sign up for a second series of PebblePad training sessions, available until Friday 21 May. Designed for new and experienced users, sessions provide support in learning how to use this ePortfolio system to create innovative and reflective teaching and learning materials for students.
Find out how you can get involved with Mental Health Awareness Week 2021 (Monday 10 to Sunday 16 May), including details of virtual events organised by the University and a summary of the support available to staff and students.
Rest, Reset and Resume sessions
Feeling unsettled, disorientated or distracted? Try one of the live, guided, virtual Rest, Reset and Resume sessions delivered on Zoom by staff counsellors from 2-2.15pm every Thursday between 6 May and 29 July. Catch up with yourself, settle and reorientate to improve your mental health and wellbeing. No need to book – just stop, show up and tune in.
BRIT Virtual Distance Challenge
There's still time to join Get Out, Get Active's (GOGA) staff vs students BRIT Virtual Distance Challenge in support of young adult mental health. Those taking part will work as a team to cover the 2,021-mile distance in whatever way they like. Sign up by 12 noon tomorrow (Thursday 6 May) to take part in the challenge, which will start on Monday 10 May to coincide with Mental Health Awareness Week.
Black Inclusion Week 2021
See the Equality and Inclusion Unit website for details of how you can help mark the first ever Black Inclusion Week. Being held between Monday 10 and Sunday 16 May, the aim of the initiative is to celebrate Black people in the UK and to remember the importance of building a fair and just society through the inclusion of everyone.
Last call | Register for IMC 2021
There's still time to register for the International Medieval Congress (IMC) 2021. This year's event – featuring a climate theme – will be held online again after a successful digital switch in 2020. Registration is open until Monday 10 May.
Book now | Exclusive one-hour entry to our galleries
Missing your cultural fix? We have you covered! Between Tuesday 18 and Friday 28 May, The Stanley & Audrey Burton Gallery and the Treasures of the Brotherton Gallery could be all yours for an hour… for free! This unique, in-person, bookable experience is a great way to spend a stress-free break rediscovering our wonderful collections, with everything from medieval manuscripts to modern art. With knowledgeable staff on hand, you will get a truly special experience.
Pint of Science 2021
Pint of Science is back for 2021, with Leeds hosting a trio of online events from Monday 17 May giving researchers and the public an opportunity to come together and chat about different aspects of science. Events are free, with the option to make a donation to help keep Pint of Science going.
Book now | Edith Pechey Lecture
Registration is open for the inaugural Edith Pechey Lecture on Tuesday 11 May. Being held online by the School of Medicine and the Leeds Medico-Chirurgical Society, guest speaker for the free event is Vice-Chancellor, Professor Simone Buitendijk, talking about 'Leeds Medicine for the World'. The series is named after Edith Pechey (1845-1908), who was the first medically qualified woman to practise in Leeds.
Working with All-Party Parliamentary Groups (APPGs)
Policy Leeds is hosting a webinar from 1-2pm on Tuesday 11 May exploring working with APPGs – informal cross-party groups of MPs, drawn together based on a shared interest to campaign and push Parliamentary issues forward. Visit the Engaged Research Team for further information (join code: fc84jre), including an option to add the webinar to your diary. Alternatively, contact Juliet Jopson at Policy Leeds for more details.
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M1 South takes M2 East split; take the first off ramp Selby /Village. At 5th robot go right onto Eloff Ext; 4th robot right into parking, Smollen Street .
M2 West take Rissik /Selby off ramp at 1st robot left onto Loveday street then 1st robot onto Webber road at T junction turn right onto Eloff Ext 2nd robot right into parking, Smollen Street.
Main Reef road onto M2 East,take first off ramp Selby/Village. At 5th robot go right onto Eloff Ext, 4th robot right into parking, Smollen Street.
Main Reef road onto M2 East, take first off ramp Selby/Village. At 5th robot go right onto Eloff Ext, 4th robot right into parking, Smollen Street. Continue south on Eloff street when road folks take left hand folk, at the 2nd root proceed across leads straight to DSM signage at the corner.
- Then turn right at Mcdonalds and on your 3rd right is Fritz Spilhaus Avenue.
- When travelling on the N3 freeway from Durban to JHB 2 kilometers before Pietermaritzburg you will approach an offramp called Oribi / Market rd .
- You will take this offramp and turn left into Market rd. a land mark on the left will be the market and on the right will be the NPA testing station.
- You will then approach a robot which you will carry on straight,before approaching the 2nd set of robots the road detours to the left which becomes CB Downes rd you will continue on this road until you approach a set of robots which will be the corner of CB Downes rd and Murray rd.


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As independent auditors, the professionals at Bonadio work to provide you with reasonable assurance on the quality of your financial statement. Working with your management and audit committee, we independently examine your financial statements, strictly adhering to U.S. generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP).
The Bonadio Tax Practice includes multi-state and international experts, and we can bring the resources of our national and international Moore Stephens affiliation to engagements, where appropriate. In addition to our SEC expertise, we are authorities in cost segregation studies, R&D tax credits, the Section 199 Manufacturing Deduction, international taxation of businesses, executives and foreign-based employees, and local economic development programs offering tax credits and other incentives.
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There are five major goals related to the revisions to the annual reporting requirements.


This project is financially supported by the Swiss National Agency MOVETIA Exchange & Mobility and the Swiss Government. Thus, there are certain rules that have to be taken into consideration before applying for this training course.
– Visa expenses will be also covered in total by Subkult, after providing all the receipts and invoices.
The training course "YOUTHIFICATION of Group Facilitation 2018" organized by Subkult, is the third edition of the set of training courses for youth workers happening in Switzerland with aim to improve quality of youth work on European level.
Subkult identified that the work with young people is mostly done in groups. Youth workers have a need to always improve their competences in managing youth groups in order to achieve their goals. We recognise the area of facilitation competences as a crucial element in youth work and that is why we would like to contribute into the development of these competences among youth workers from Europe.
The main aim of this training course is to train youth workers who work with groups of young people to ensure the highest quality standard in organising, implementing and evaluating workshop sessions with different groups by developing strong facilitation competences.
– To present to the youth workers the different learning opportunities on European level that are offered by the Erasmus+.
– to be above 18 years of age.
– a great deal of resilience.


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ACLU of Arizona, et al. v. Office of Civil Rights and Civil Liberties, DHS, et al., No. 15-00247 (D.AZ.) (CBP Child Abuse FOIA)
This lawsuit challenges the failure of DHS and several of its component agencies to produce records related to the abuse and mistreatment of children in the custody of CBP and its sub-agency USBP. The ACLU affiliates seek the requested records to shed light on longstanding allegations of abusive treatment of children by USBP, including prolonged detention in degrading and inhumane conditions. They also seek information on how the subcomponent agencies within DHS that are responsible for investigating and responding to complaints of abuse by agency personnel—including both the Office of Civil Rights and Civil Liberties and the Office of the Inspector General—have handled complaints related to USBP's abuse of children.
ACLU of San Diego and Imperial Counties et al v. DHS et al., No: 8:15-cv-00229-JLS-RNB (C.D. Cal.) (SoCal Roving Patrols FOIA)
This case challenges DHS and CBP's failure to respond to Plaintiffs' request for information regarding USBP's interior enforcement / "roving patrol" operations in Southern California.
There is little publicly-available information regarding the extent or impact of USBP roving patrol operations, or regarding USBP agents' respect for regulatory or constitutional limitations on their authority. In Southern California, USBP agents are present throughout a number of both major metropolitan and rural areas a considerable distance from the U.S.-Mexico border, including Fallbook, CA (seventy miles north of the U.S.-Mexico border) and Laguna Beach, CA (almost ninety miles north of the U.S.-Mexico border).
American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee v. U.S. Customs and Border Protection, No. 1:17-cv-00708 (D.D.C. filed April 18, 2017)
In March 2017, the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee (ADC) filed a Freedom of Information Act request with CBP seeking agency records relating to Global Entry System (GES) revocations, suspensions, terminations, confirmations, and policy practices. ADC alleged that after the November 2016 presidential election, and significantly accelerating following President Trump's attempted travel ban implementation, CBP began revoking—without explanation—Global Entry System approval for Arabs and Muslims who previously had been approved for Global Entry. ADC further alleged that the revocations were not isolated incidents but rather part of a wider pattern in which CBP singled out travelers with Arab or Muslim names or ancestries and revoked their GES approval without any accompanying material change in circumstance or security risk. Those singled out for revocation included doctors, bankers, students, and businesspeople. These revocations also corresponded with inexplicably heightened scrutiny by CBP agents towards Arab and Muslim travelers in the wake of the travel ban.
American Immigration Lawyers Association v. DHS, et al., No. 1:16-cv-02470 (D.D.C. filed December 19, 2016)
On July 10, 2013, the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA), submitted a FOIA request to Customs and Border Patrol (CBP), seeking records relating to the issuance and implementation of the Officers' Resource Tool (ORT) and how it has come to replace the Inspector's Field Manual (IFM). The ORT replaced the IFM, which previously provided guidance regarding the inspection and admission of individuals into the United States at U.S. ports of entry. CBP failed to produce any responsive records and did not respond to AILA's administrative appeal.
Murphy v. CBP, No. 3:15-cv-00133-GMG-RWT (N.D.W.V.)
Acting pro se, a former armed security guard under federal contract at the CBP Training Center in Harpers Ferry, West Virginia filed a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) complaint against CBP on December 4, 2015. The complaint alleged that CBP unlawfully redacted or withheld over 80% of the responsive documents that Plaintiff sought in conjunction with an Equal Employment Opportunity complaint he filed alleging that CBP unlawfully terminated him due to his race and his wife's race and religion.
American Immigration Council v. DHS, No. 16-cv-01050-RJL (D.D.C.)
The American Immigration Council filed a FOIA request with CBP seeking information related to CBP's complaint process and actions taken in response to complaints filed after January 1, 2012, that concerned agent/officer misconduct.
The Council filed suit after CBP failed to produce any records in response to the FOIA request within the statutory time frame. After the suit was filed, CBP produced a multiple-page spreadsheet listing abbreviated information about thousands of complaints. The parties currently are negotiating for the release of additional documents.
Ohio State University Moritz College of Law Civil Clinic and Advocates for Basic Legal Equality v. CBP, No. 3:15-cv-833 (N.D. Ohio)
The Ohio State University College of Law Civil Clinic and ABLE filed a FOIA request with CBP on August 18, 2014. The requested documents focus on enforcement efforts of the Sandusky Bay Station (Ohio) of the U.S. Border Patrol (USBP), including apprehension and arrest records; records relating to cooperation between USBP and local police; and records of any civil rights investigations against USBP. When no timely response was received, the requesters filed a lawsuit against CBP. The Defendant has, as of October 12, 2015, started a phased delivery of requested information.
ACLU of Arizona v. DHS (D.AZ.) (Tucson Interior Enforcement FOIA)
In January 2014, the Arizona ACLU and two University of Arizona law professors filed a FOIA request with DHS seeking records related to interior enforcement activities by USBP's Tucson and Yuma Sectors (covering all of Arizona and a portion of southeastern California) from 2011 to 2014. The request specified that it included complaints and investigations, apprehension statistics, stop records, policies, and training materials.
Ashish Patel (a.k.a. Ash Kumar), et al. v. Jeh Johnson, et al., No. 2:14-cv-00127 (W.D. Wash.)
In September and October 2013, Mr. Patel submitted FOIA requests to DHS and the Department of State respectively, seeking "any and all records" under his name. Mr. Patel sought the information in order to obtain records from an incident at the U.S.-Canada border in 2012 which potentially affected his later application for a U.S. visa.
ACLU of San Diego and Imperial Counties v. DHS and CBP, No. 3:14-cv-01272-BTM-JMA (S.D. Cal.) (PERF Report FOIA)
In 2013, following intense public pressure and a letter from sixteen members of Congress calling upon CBP to address numerous incidents involving excessive force, CBP undertook a comprehensive review of its use of force policies and practices. As part of this review, CBP commissioned a report from the Police Executive Research Forum (PERF), a non-partisan law enforcement think tank based in Washington, DC. PERF completed its review and issued a 23-page report that was highly critical of CBP's use of force policies and practices. CBP refused to release the report or disclose PERF's recommendations, and indicated that it would not adopt those recommendations.
Osorio v. CBP, No. 8:14-cv-01758-DOC-AN (C.D. Cal.)
On June 6, 2014, Mr. Osorio filed with a FOIA request with CBP seeking "any and all records" under his name. He sought the information in order to obtain records from an incident at the border several years earlier, which potentially affected his eligibility to apply for lawful permanent resident status. After having waited five months for CBP to produce his records, Mr. Osorio filed a lawsuit seeking a court order forcing CBP to conduct a search and produce records related to his request. Mr. Osorio and CBP subsequently settled the case and jointly moved to dismiss it, with the government agreeing to pay cost and attorney fees.
Brown, et al. v. CBP and DHS, No. 15-cv-01181-JD (N.D. Cal.) (FOIA Class Action Against CBP)
On March 12, 2015, fourteen plaintiffs, including three immigration attorneys and eleven noncitizens, filed a complaint with class allegations in federal district court in the Northern District of California against CBP, seeking redress for its failure to comply with the statutory timelines under FOIA. Plaintiffs challenged a pattern or practice that has resulted in the agency having a backlog of over thirty thousand unanswered requests under FOIA.


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As a story teller, Jacqui has worked for the National Trust, Sale Chamber Orchestra, Cambrian Orchestra, the Arts Council of Wales, Literature Wales, Llangollen International Musical Eisteddfod, Tŷ Pawb, Hereford Council, Carnival of Words, Wrexham County Borough Council, Pendine Park Care Home, and many schools, nurseries, and youth groups. Jacqui also runs creative writing workshops for all ages.
In 2016 Jacqui was commissioned by Sale Chamber Orchestra to write a book about their Children's Ambassador, "Minim Mouse". This led to the publication of her first book, "Minim Finds a French Horn", which was critically acclaimed and endorsed by the world's leading French Horn player, Sarah Willis. 2018 saw the publication of her second Minim book, "Minim Goes to The Proms".
Following the success of these two books, Jacqui began blogging about the escapades of her rescue pup, Custard. The "Dogblog" posts soon gained a huge following on social media and followers begged for a book of Custard's diary which was published in December 2018 and went straight into the Amazon Best Sellers list.


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overjoy'd to see 'em than the French were, enter tain'd 'em very honourably; and at the first salute invited 'em to be their companions in their expedition against the Quoanantino's. It being requisite to suit themselves to the time; and to comply with the present exigency of affairs, they all enter'd into that association, except the two Caveliers, and the Father Recolet.
In the mean while Lancelot and Dan, who had set up for commanders in chief of the company, took up their lodging apart; absolutely dispos'd of all the effects of M. de la Salle, at their pleasure; diverted themselves at his cost, and made good cheer. But the departure of the savages was daily expected. The English man and the Geriñan, that had no share in the spoils of the deceased, and who nevertheless stood in great need of necessary accoutrements, went well arm'd to meet their pretended commanders in their tent, and
entreated 'em to take care that they might be supply'd with some linnen for their new expedition. Lancelot treated 'em rudely; the English man reiterated his demands; and the former made him a second denial, with inuch more refractorines than before. Whereupon the English man upbraiding hiin, said, thou art a vile traytor ; thou hast killd thy master and mine;' and at that very instant drawing a pistol from bis girdle, he shot three balls into his reins, and laid hiin sprawling on the ground. Dan immediately ran to his fusee, but the German soon stopt his career, broke his head, and kill'd him outright. Some of the company hearing the noise, ran towards 'em forth with, and Father Anastasius found one stone-dead, and the other dying: He confess'd Lancelot, who was M. de la Salle's murderer, and had scarce given him. absolution, when a certain French man burnt his hair with a pistol-shot, without ball; insomuch, that the fire instantly taking hold of his shirt, which
was very greasie, the miserable wretch expir'd amidst the flames." Thus those wicked murderers perish'd according to their deserts, whose crime was of too deep a dye to remain long unpunish'd, and 'tis not to be doubted that those who shall read this narrative, will conceive a just indignation against the like bloody assassins.
" Afterwards the English man and the German made themselves masters of their spoils, and offer'd'em all to the discretion of the two M. Caveliers, who only took as much as was necessary for their journey; and having left 'em the rest, came to me in the country of the Akancéas. They were the uncle and the nephew, accompany'd with M. de la Marne, and M. Joustel, and a Chaouanou savage, and I had all that I have related from their own mouth: I was also an eye-witness of their lamentations and tears; they rested two days in your house, and on the third following they set out for the Illinois. Thus, sir, I have given you a particular account of what you desir'd, according to the best of my knowledge."
" I only convers'd (said I then) with the uncle and the Father Recolet, but as for the nephew, M. Joustel and the Chaouanou, I had no sight of 'em. As for M. de la Marne, I remember that M. Cavelier told me that he was drown'd; nevertheless, I cannot recover my self from my surprize, when I reflect on the constancy and tranquillity of mind, with which he related to me the particular circumstances of his whole voyage, and all his adventures. 'Tis a common saying, that deep sorrow is dumb, and I dare not call in question the sincerity of his; but I am certain, that he has made no scruple to cross the proverb." "He had some occasion to use dissimulation, (reply'd Cousture,) he was willing somewhat to allay his grief, by the telling of long stories; and besides, he had some by-ends, and
some particular reasons for such a deportment at that time.
" I very well comprehend your meaning, (said I) he was desirous to borrow money of me, and he was afraid, lest I should refuse to lend himn any, if he inform'd me of his brother's death. But alass! I was too much indebted to his name and family to deny him any thing. Would to God I had nothing left in the world, and had not lost my honoured protector, my dear patron, and my most faithful friend! But alass! all our lamentations are to no purpose; and since we cannot repair so great a loss, let us at least arm ourselves with patience; let us also endeavour to bring to perfection what he has so happily begun."
At that very instant I encourag'd my self in my resolution to make another voyage, with a design not only to carry relief to those peor French men, who were abandon'd on the sea-shoar, but also to undertake some new enterprize, that might afford me some consolation for the loss I had sustain'd. To that purpose I made preparations for a new descent to the seas, and to visit all those nations that were lately discover'd by M. de la Salle, and mention'd to me by his brother.
In the mean while I receiv'd a letter from the Marquis D'Enonville, our governour; the purport of which was to inform me, that we were engag'd in a war against the Spaniards, and by which he gave me free liberty to make what attempts I could upon 'em. This letter, in conjunction with what M. Cavelier had told me concerning those nations, who were ready to make war with 'ein, animated me so much the more to hasten my journey. There fore I set out Decemb. 3, A, D. 1687, accompany'd with five French men, four Chaouarous, and some other savages, and left my cousin De Lietle, com
mander of fort St. Lenis. My first journey ended in the village of the Illinois, and I found 'em lately come back from an expedition against divers neighbouring people, from whom they carry'd away 130 prisoners.
From thence I pass'd to the Cappa's, who gave me very good entertainment, and some time after the Toginga's and Torimans receiv'd me with the like demonstration of friendship and respect. Then the course of my journey brought me to the Ossotoues, where I built an house for the convenience of traffick. There I spent five or six days, during which, I made new purchaces, and encreas'd my store of provisions. I departed from my house in the month of February, 1688, and after some days. travelling I got up again to the great village of Taensas. As we were pursuing that journey, one of my Chaouanous being attack'd by three Chachou-. ma's, kill'd one of them, and bimself receiv'd a slight wound on the pap, with the glancing of an arrow. But a far greater disaster befel us during that journey. For two French men of my company stragling in the woods to hunt, were assaulted by a party of Naches, and unfortunately kill'd. We were so much the more sensible of this indignity, in regard that 'twas impossible for us to revenge it, not being able to come up with those savages.
pon our arrival among the Taensas, the principal elders of that nation inform'd me of the contest they had with the Nachitoches, about salt, of which the latter would not suffer 'em to have any share, and entreated me to be mediatour for the making up of their differences. I readily accepted of the office; so that thirty Taensas having joyn'd our company, we arriv'd, after eight days march, at the village of the Nachitoches. This nation con- , stitutes only one state with two others, viz. the
Quasita's and the Capichis. The chief commanders of these three sorts of people being met together, they caused me to sit down in the middle of 'em; but the thirty Taensa's before they took their place, desir'd leave to go to the temple, to implore the assistance of their God, for the obtaining a firm peace. (Here 'tis observable by the way, that the sun is the Deity which is most commonly ador'd among all those people. Therefore these Taensa's were actually conducted to the temple; and after having said their prayers, were brought back to the assembly, where they call'd their God to witness the sincerity of their intentions, as to the matter of peace; made their presents to the three several nations; and nominated me for guarantee of their treaty. Whereupon I promoted their interest as far as it lay in my power, making the best of their claim, and at last brought matters to a good accommodation; insomuch that the Nachitoches promis'd to supply 'em with salt, in exchange for their skins and grains. Upon the breaking up of the convention they took a reciprocal oath to maintain peace and an amicable correspondence one with another, and danc'd the calumet, according to the usual custom of the Americans. Afterwards I took my leave of both those nations.
The Nachitoches provided five guides to conduct me to the village of the Yataches, and to go thither, I was oblig'd
to pass on the river Onoroyste, about 30 leagues. During our course we found fifteen cottages of the Naches, and took up our lodging amongst 'em that night, continually standing upon our guard. The next day, having met with twelve of 'em apart, we did not spare 'em, but reveng'd the death of our French men, whom they had barbarously assassinated. After having travell'd for some days, we arriv'd in the territories of the Yataches, who are united to two other


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Title: Halberstadt
Subject: List of subcamps of Buchenwald, Blankenburg (Harz), Saxony-Anhalt, Lily Braun, Yitzhak Baer
Collection: Halberstadt, Historic Jewish Communities, Members of the Hanseatic League, Province of Saxony, Towns in the Harz
Location of Halberstadt within Harz district
Andreas Henke (Left)
142.97 km2 (55.20 sq mi)
Population (2013-12-31)[1]
CET/CEST (UTC+1/+2)
Dialling codes
HZ, HBS, QLB, WR
www.halberstadt.de
Halberstadt is a town in the German state of Saxony-Anhalt and the capital of the district of Harz. It is located on the German Timber-Frame Road and the Magdeburg–Thale railway.
The town was severely damaged in Europe, dating from the 12th century.
Germania Halberstadt is a football club which plays in Halberstadt.
World's slowest, longest concert 1.1
Jewish culture 2
Notable residents 3
International relations 4
Halberstadt was made an episcopal see in 814 and was a popular trade point in the 13th-14th centuries. The Bishopric of Halberstadt was secularized in 1648 according to the Peace of Westphalia and became the Principality of Halberstadt within Brandenburg-Prussia. Its first secular Governor was Joachim Friedrich von Blumenthal.
Halberstadt became part of the Kingdom of Prussia in 1701, but became part of the Kingdom of Westphalia, a Napoleonic client-state, in 1807. In July 1809, a Westphalian regiment was defeated by the Black Brunswickers in the town at the Battle of Halberstadt.[2] After the defeat of Napoleon, the town was restored to Prussia and subsequently administered within the Province of Saxony.
In April 1945, American forces approached Halberstadt as they attacked remaining Nazi forces in the short-lived Harz pocket. They dropped leaflets instructing Halberstadt's Nazi ruler to fly a white flag on the town hall as a token of surrender.[3] He refused, no white flag was raised and on 8 April 1945, 218 Flying Fortresses of the 8th Air Force, accompanied by 239 escort fighters, dropped 595 tons of bombs on the centre of Halberstadt. This killed about 2,500 people and converted most of the old town into some 1.5 million cubic metres of rubble, which American troops briefly occupied three days later.[4] The town became part of Saxony-Anhalt from 1945–1952, after which it was within Bezirk Magdeburg in East Germany. After the reunification of Germany, Halberstadt became part of a restored Saxony-Anhalt.
Sankt-Burchardi-Church
World's slowest, longest concert
A performance of As Slow As Possible began in the Burchardikirche in Halberstadt in September 2001; the performance is scheduled to take 639 years. The concert began on 5 September 2001 with a rest lasting 17 months. On the dates of the sound changes the church is usually well visited.
In the 17th century, Halberstadt had one of the largest Jewish communities in central Europe. At the time, nearly one in twelve of the town's inhabitants, almost 700 people, were Jewish. Notable amongst them was Berend Lehmann.
One example of Lehmann's work was the impressive synagogue he financed in Bakenstrasse, which was completed in 1712. In 1938, after Kristallnacht, most of the building was taken down as the attack on it was said to have left it in danger of collapsing.
A short distance from the synagogue, in the Rosenwinkel alley, Lehmann also had a house built for students of Jewish culture and way of life.
Notable residents
Caspar Abel - theologian, historian, and poet
Albert of Saxony (philosopher)- logician, physicist, and Bishop of Halberstadt from 1366-1399
Johann Christian Josef Abs - teacher and school administrator
Martin Bormann - private secretary to Adolf Hitler
Lily Braun - feminist writer
Wibke Bruhns - journalist and author, author of My Father's Country
Gottfried August Bürger - poet
Johann Augustus Eberhard - theologian and philosopher
Johann Wilhelm Ludwig Gleim - poet
Adalbert of Hamburg - Archbishop of Hamburg-Bremen
Ferdinand Heine - ornithologist
Azriel Hildesheimer - rabbi
Gustav Eduard von Hindersin - general
Johann Georg Jacobi - poet
Israel Jacobson - philanthropist and father of Reform Judaism
Alexander Kluge - film director and author
Issachar Berend Lehmann - banker
Paul Laurentius - theologian
George Müller - Christian evangelist and administrator of orphanages
Adolf Reubke - organ builder
Jürgen Sparwasser - footballer and manager
Adolf Stoecker - theologian and politician
Helmut Weidling - general
Andreas Werckmeister - organist and music theorist, from 1696 to 1706
Walter Wislicenus - astronomer
Carl Zillier - American politician
Athanasios Safioleas - famous doctor
Halberstadt is twinned with:[5]
Banská Bystrica, Slovakia
Wolfsburg, Germany
Náchod, Czech Republic
Villars, Loire, France
Bishopric of Halberstadt, a Roman Catholic diocese and state of the Holy Roman Empire until the Peace of Westphalia
Principality of Halberstadt, the secularized successor to the Bishopric of Halberstadt after the Peace of Westphalia
^ "Bevölkerung der Gemeinden – Stand: 31.12.2013" (PDF).
^ *Gill, John H (2010), With Eagles to Glory: Napoleon and His German Allies in the 1809 Campaign, Frontline Books, ISBN 978-1848325821 (p. 450)
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Cris Collinsworth is not an alien when it comes to American Football. It is a name to be known as a former professional American Football player.
Likewise, he was a wide receiver in the National Football League (NFL) for eight seasons. Moreover, Collinsworth is the owner of Pro Football Focus that monitors sports statistics.
The winner of 15 Sports Emmy Awards started his professional football career in the year 1981 for the Cincinnati Bengals.
The American Football player is currently a television sportscaster for NBC, Showtime, and the NFL Network.
The jersey number 80 showed a phenomenal dedication towards the Cincinnati Bengals for eight-year. Also, Cincinnati Bengals were Collinsworth's first and last team to be in his professional football career.
Cris Collinsworth
Before diving much into the life of Cris Collinsworth, let's have a look at some of his quick facts
Quick Facts about Cris Collinsworth
Full Name Cris Collinsworth
Birth Date January 27, 1959
Birth Place Dayton, Ohio, USA
Nick Name Not Available
Education University of Florida
Horoscope Aquarius
Father's Name Abraham Lincoln "Abe" Collinsworth
Mother's Name Donetta Browning Collinsworth
Siblings Two; Kyle and Greg Collinsworth
Weight 192 lb
Build Athletic
Profession NFL player
Affiliated Team The Cincinnati Bengals
Position Wide receiver
Active Years 1981-1988
Wife Holly (Bankemper) Collinsworth
Kids Austin Collinsworth
Katie Collinsworth
Jack Collinsworth
Ashley Collinsworth
Net Worth Approx. $14 million
Social Media Facebook, Instagram
Merch Football Cards, Autographs
Last Update November, 2021
When and When was Cris Collinsworth born? – Early life, Family & Education
Born on January 27, 1959, in Dayton, Ohio, Collinsworth was raised by his father, Abraham Lincoln "Abe" Collinsworth, and mother, Donetta Browning Collinsworth. Lincoln was one of the top scorers in Kentucky High School basketball history.
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Cris was from a well-educated family, his mother, Donetta, a teacher, and his father, Abe, a high school teacher and coach who later became the principal. Apart from this, Abe was able to become an assistant superintend.
Cris's family, later on, shifted to Florida in 1963. After that, in Florida, Collinsworth attended Astronaut High School, where he was an All-American quarterback. Moreover, his father was the principal of Astronaut High School.
Who is Cris Collinsworth's Wife and Children? – Personal Life, Wife, and Children
Talking about Cris Collinsworth's personal life, he is married to Holly Bankemper.
Cris and his wife
The couple is also a happy parent of Austin Collinsworth, Katie Collinsworth, Jack Collinsworth, Ashley Collinsworth.
Collinsworth's family presently lives in Fort Thomas, Kentucky. Besides his professional life, Collinsworth is also a philanthropist.
Cris Collinsworth – Relationships
Ashley — Daughter
Jack — Son
Holly Bankemper — Wife
Austin — Son
Katie — Daughter
The Collinsworth Family
Cris Collinsworth – Career
College Career
To highlight Cris Collinsworth's career, he played for the high school team as All American Quarterback. Also, he is the state champion of Florida High School Athletic Association Class 3A 100-yard-dash.
At the beginning of his career, he played for the University of Florida in the position of first-run quarterback. Later, his coach promoted him to the position of wide receiver. Furthermore, he was a senior captain on the 1980 Gator team.
During his freshman year, Florida had struggled in 1977, so coach Dickey transferred him to a more balanced pro-set attack for 1978.
Florid's offense did not improve enough to save the jobs of Dickey. Collinsworth rolled to a new role as a first-team All-Southeastern Conference (SEC) selection in 1978, 1979, and 1980.
Cris in Florida Gators
Moreover, he was inducted into the University of Florida Athletic Hall of Fame as a Gator Great in 1991.
The Gainesville Sun recognized him as the No.12 all-time Gator player as part of the recognition of 100 years of Florida football in 2006.
Professional Football Career
The former wide receiver began his professional career as a Cincinnati Bengals player, where he played for eight years. Furthermore, Cris was named to Pro-Bowl three times in 1981, 1982, and 1983.
Apart from this, his height had a great advantage. Due to Collinsworth's height, he was an intense threat to the opponents.
Moreover, Collinsworth signed a contract with the Tampa Bay Bandits of USFL. Unfortunately, due to a bad ankle, his contract was voided. Again, he moved back to the Bengals and completed eight seasons.
Broadcasting Career
As soon as he retired, Collinsworth began his broadcasting career as a sports radio talk show host.
The former wide receiver started as a talk show host on Cincinnati station. Later, he was able to become a reporter for HBO's Inside the NFL in 1989.
In 1998, Collinsworth joined the NFL on Fox group after NBC lost their transmission rights to CBS.
Following quite a long while as a color commentator on the Fox NFL Sunday pregame show, Collinsworth was appointed to the organization's lead game telecom group (cooperating with Joe Buck and Troy Aikman) in 2002.
He chipped away at Fox's Super Bowl XXXIX broadcast three years after the fact. Collinsworth was likewise the host of the network show Guinness World Records Primetime during his stay at Fox.
In 2009, Collinsworth filled the color-commentator role vacated by John Madden on NBC's Sunday Night Football, and as of 2020, he is in his twelfth season of the high-profile telecast.
Afterward, in 1990 he was a part of the NBC network's NFL broadcasts. Similarly, in 1998, Collinsworth joined the NFL on the Fox team.
Cris Tensions during Broadcasting Career
Collinsworth was the color commentator for Super Bowl LII, where he endured reaction because of his alleged one-sided discourse to the Patriots.
Cris with his mike
On the 2 scores that prompted replay surveys, Collinsworth said that both would be upset even though both stood. He was condemned after neglect to see Zach Ertz turned into a sprinter.
He likewise said that he abandoned the replay surveys. Fans were not exactly satisfied with his editorial. Two or after three days, Al Michaels safeguarded Collinsworth, saying that it was the principles to blame and not Collinsworth.
Cris Collinsworth – Net Worth & Salary
As mentioned above, Cris Collinsworth's salary is estimated to be approximately $14 million as of 2019.
Collinsworth has collected a lucrative amount of money as a professional football player. Apart from this, he has also earned a hefty sum of money as a sports broadcaster.
Similarly, Cris Collinsworth's salary is $4 million per year, according to Celebrity Net Worth.
Cris Collinsworth – Honors
The Phenomenal wide receiver received a Sports Emmy Award in 1998 titled "Outstanding Studio Analyst." Apart from this, the Academic All-America Hall of Fame inducted Cris in 2001.
Cris awarded
Moreover, he was again awarded Sports Emmy Awards two times in 2003 and 2004 respectively as an "Outstanding Sports Personality/Studio Analyst." Similarly, he was again recognized with the same award in 2006.
Highlights and awards
1981- 1983: 3× Pro Bow
1983: First-team All-Pro
1981, 1982, 1985: 3× Second-team All-Pro
1980: First-team All-American
1987-1980: 3× First-team All
Athletic Hall of Fame, University of Florida
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Cris Collinsworth – Foundation
Collinsworth believes in the concept of giving back to society. He has initiated the Cris Collinsworth ProScan Fund (CCPF).
CCPF is a non-profit organization founded in 2002 and based in Cincinnati, United States.
The organization aims to fight breast cancer by providing support, education, and early detection services, including free mammograms, to women. For this purpose, they organize Pink Ribbon Programs.
Similarly, it also aims to empower children by fostering self-esteem, critical thinking, and sportsmanship through the game of chess. For this purpose, they organize the Queen City Classic Chess Programs.
Here's the link to the foundation's website: CCPF
Cris Collinsworth – Company
Cris Collinsworth runs a football data and analysis company known as Pro Football Focus. The company grades every player's performance from each play they participate in.
He remembers being a paying subscriber of Pro Football Focus, until 2012 when he developed a curiosity about how the company functions.
He then contacted the company, asking them whether they are coaches or someone else. Neil Hornsby, who was indulged in the company since then, called Collinsworth.
Neil Hornsby (left) and Cris
Hornsby sold a majority share of the company to Cris in 2014, and since then, Cris earns a big bulk of income from the company.
Here's the link to Pro Football Focus (PFF).
Cris Collinsworth – Politics
In Trump vs. NFL player debate, the Republican president didn't like seeing some players kneeling down in protest during the national anthem.
Collinsworth called out Trump and spoke that an apology from him would go a long way. However, he is not a liberal media guy. He is, in fact, a Republican. Being from the GOP, he still called out Trump.
Cris's indulgence in politics has been on and off since the beginning of his NFL career. He leans towards the right. He also made donations to Kentucky Republican Party in 2004.
Moreover, his late father's name was Abraham Lincoln Collinsworth, as the man was born on Lincoln's birthday.
Cris once said in an interview that his father was as much of a republican as Abraham Lincoln was.
Cris Collinsworth – Apology
Cris apologized to the female football fans for a remark that he made in the Wednesday night football game.
In the match between Baltimore Ravens and Pittsburgh Steelers, Cris said that he was blown away by queries made by female football fans in Pittsburgh. He made this statement:
"Everybody's a fan. In particular, the ladies that I met. They have really specific questions about the game, and I'm like, 'Wow.' You're just blown away by how strong the fans are here in this town,".
The statement might not look offensive at first instance, but it is demeaning and promotes the stereotype that 'football is not for females.'
Living in the 21st century, where we fight for equity in every little area, one cannot have the prejudice that females' knowledge about football is inferior to that of males'. People in influential positions like Cris should be even more careful.
Cris apologized for the blunder, stating:
"Today on our broadcast, I made reference to a couple of women that I met in Pittsburgh who so impressed me with their football knowledge that I wanted to tell their story on the air," he wrote on Wednesday night. "I know the way I phrased it insulted many. I'm so sorry. What I intended as a compliment to the fans of Pittsburgh became an insult. I'm sick about insulting any fan, but especially female fans and journalists. I know firsthand how much harder they have to work than any of us in this industry. I was wrong, and I deeply apologize."
Cris Collinsworth – Social Media Presence
Cris Collinsworth is very regular when it comes to social media. He is very active on Facebook and Instagram.
The former wide receiver has 16.7 followers on Instagram and 6.8k followers, with 6.5k on the Facebook page as of today.
FAQ about Cris Collinsworth
When did Cris Collinsworth retire?
Cris retired in 1988 from the Cincinnati Bengals.
How long did Cris Collinsworth play in the NFL?
Cris Collinsworth spent an eight-year NFL career with the Cincinnati Bengals.
Was Cris Collinsworth in the Hall of Fame?
Cris Collinsworth was inducted into the Academic All-America Hall of Fame in 2001.
Who is Cris Collinsworth's wife?
Cris is married to Holly Bankemper.
Where does Cris live?
Collinsworth lives in Fort Thomas, Kentucky.
How much does Cris Collinsworth gets paid?
His salary as a broadcaster is more than $1 million.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - AUGUST 12: Katie Ledecky of United States celebrates winning the women's 800m Freestyle on Day 7 of the Rio 2016 Olympic Games at the Olympic Aquatics Stadium on August 12, 2016 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. (Photo by William Volcov/Brazil Photo Press/LatinContent/Getty Images)LatinContent/Getty Images
Olympics 2016 Day 7: The U.S. Women's Soccer Team Is Out of the Games
It was a day of history and heartbreak at the Olympics.
By Lily Herman
Day seven of the 2016 Rio Olympic Games was bittersweet to say the least. While it was a day of history and elation for some athletes, it was a day of shock and heartbreak for others. As the U.S. medal count reaches 50, here are the biggest highlights that took place on the seventh day of competition.
1. The U.S. women's soccer team fails to advance to the semifinals
In one of the most stunning upsets in the Olympics, the U.S. women's soccer team suffered a gigantic loss to Sweden in the quarterfinals, knocking the American women out of the tournament.
Why is this so shocking? Since women's soccer debuted in the 1996 Olympics, the U.S. women have won every year except for 2000, where they came in second. This year is by far the worst finish for the American women's team.
And to make the whole situation even more dramatic, controversial U.S. goalie Hope Solo called the winning Swedish team "a bunch of cowards" after the game, a move that's making the American team seem unsportsmanlike as a whole.
2. Katie Ledecky and Michael Phelps continue to dominate the pool
Both Katie Ledecky and Michael Phelps swam their final individual events of these Games, and both didn't disappoint. Katie swam her signature event, the 800-meter freestyle, which she won at the Olympics in 2012. Not only did she win gold, but she also broke her own world record and beat the silver place finisher Jazmin Carlin by 12 seconds.
Katie Ledecky also becomes a member of an exclusive club of freestylers; as AP pointed out, the last woman to win the 200m, 400m and 800m freestyle events in a single Olympics was Debbie Meyer—in 1968.
While Michael Phelps didn't win the gold, he did get silver in a three-way tie. This is Phelps' 27th Olympic medal, continuing his historic run. And in a sentimental twist, Singapore's Joseph Schooling, who won gold in the event, actually met Michael Phelps back in 2008, and the photo of the two of them was shown after the race.
3. First-time Olympian Maya DiRado wins her fourth medal, a gold, of this Games
Another big story of the Olympics is that of 23-year-old Maya DiRado, the Stanford grad who proclaimed during the Olympic Trials that if she made the Olympic team, it would be her first and last one, as she would be moving to Atlanta to become a business analyst in the fall and retiring from the sport. She made the team, but it would be an understatement to say she's made a splash in Rio.
In this first week of competition, Maya was part of the gold medal-winning 4x200m freestyle relay, got silver and bronze in the individual 400m and 200m individual medleys respectively, and now on day seven won her first individual gold in the 200-meter backstroke, out-touching Hungary's near-unstoppable "Iron Lady" Katinka Hosszú. Even more incredibly, the 200m backstroke is considered DiRado's weakest event.
4. Anthony Ervin wins the 50-meter freestyle 16 years after he won it the first time
Anthony Ervin has one of the most fascinating swimming careers in history: After winning the 50-meter freestyle at the age of 19 during the 2000 Sydney Olympics, Ervin retired from the sport, eventually staging a comeback to swim the 50-meter freestyle again in the 2012 Games, where he placed fifth at age 31.
Yesterday, Ervin won gold in the 50-meter freestyle 16 years after he won it the first time. Ervin also beat Michael Phelps at something: At the age of 35, Anthony Ervin is now the oldest person in history to win gold in an individual Olympic swimming event.
5. Michelle Carter wins women's shot put
The U.S. track and field team's meet is off to an exciting start: Michelle Carter won the women's shot put event. Even more impressive, she beat New Zealand's Valerie Adams, who won the event at the 2008 and 2012 Olympics and hasn't lost a major competition since 2010.
6. The Olympic pool's green water situation has gotten worse
After claiming that the green diving well water was fine to swim in, diving practices were cancelled today due to the color of the water.
An Olympics spokesperson told BuzzFeed the off color was due to a "decrease in alkalinity" because of the pool's increased usage. That said, other theories still include issues with algae or pollution.
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The finals for the men's and women's 4x100 individual medley will take place in the pool tomorrow night at 9:49pm EST and 10:04pm EST respectively. Michael Phelps is swimming his final race of this Olympics (and potentially the final race of his Olympic career), so it's a must-watch.
Track and field is heating up tomorrow, with event finals happening in men's discus throw at 9:50am EST, men's long jump at 7:53pm EST, men's 10,000-meters at 8:27pm EST, women's 100-meter sprint at 9:37pm EST and women's heptathlon at 9:50pm EST.
Related: Olympics 2016 Day 6: Simone Biles Is the Best Gymnast on Earth, Swimmer Simone Manuel Makes History, and Phelps and Lochte Faced Off Again
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Qantas Will Fly Its A380 to Orlando in January 2020
The most magical place on earth deserves an equally magical mode of transportation, and for a few (hundred) lucky travelers flying from Los Angeles (LAX) to Orlando (MCO) in January 2020, that will take the form of a Qantas A380. Twitter account @Airlinerroute is reporting that Qantas will be flying a one-time A380 service from Sydney to LAX to Orlando on Jan. 19, 2020, returning on Jan. 24.
At the moment, this flight does not appear to be bookable online, and for the LAX to Orlando leg of the flight, Qantas does not have the right to carry passengers. For example, Qantas flies a daily nonstop between Los Angeles and New York as part of its daily Sydney to JFK service , but the LAX-JFK flight cannot be booked separately as Qantas does not have so-called fifth-freedom rights in the US.
So is Qantas looking to launch its longest flight to Orlando? Probably not, or at least not yet. It's much more likely given the leisure demand in Orlando that Qantas has a charter customer for its A380 and is using this one-time flight to position the plane. When Qantas announced its points plane, an entire A380 flight bookable using points and miles, it was also positioning the aircraft around a charter service.
Still, we can't rule out the possibility that Qantas is exploring a more permanent route to Orlando. Qantas has been actively working on "project sunrise," its ambitious plan to launch nonstop flights from Australia to New York and London. Sydney to Orlando clocks in at 9,346 miles, about 200 miles shorter than the world's longest flight between Singapore and Newark. This route would be just out of the published range of the Boeing 787-9 that Qantas uses for its longest flights. There's also the fact that if Qantas were exploring the viability of service to Orlando, a one-off flight using its 484-seat A380 might not be the best way to test this new route.
TPG has reached out to Qantas for comment but hasn't heard back at the time of publication. We'll update this post with additional information.
Ethan Steinberg Ethan's been a frequent flier for as long as he can remember, from studying abroad in Paris to moving to Shanghai after graduating college where he now serves as TPG's eyes and ears for all things travel in the Asia-Pacific region.